Common Spanish Words
About Family

Here is where we teach common Spanish words about family. These are the people that you are around most every day, like it or not:) There are a lot of things we could do with this list of conversations.

Most people live in a house with parents or guardians, and other siblings. The list of spanish conversations we chose were from hispanic homes that had several children, and parents. These were average Latin American, Hispanic, and Spanish homes.

During the day Dad goes off to work, and Mom sometimes works and sometimes stays home with the kids. The kids go to school, and during the summer vacation, they are out playing with their friends.

All these phrases are common and if you were in an hispanic home you would likely hear theses conversations every day to every week. They are in no specific order, but we only chose dialogues that people would actually say.

Don't come in I'm getting changed!

Mom, she won't let me in my room!

Let's take family pictures today.

Are you hungry?

Look at him.

Do you guys want to go out tonight?

It's beautiful outside.

How do you teach your baby to speak Spanish?

I want to teach our kids to speak Spanish?

We have to go buy some milk.

Where are we going on vacation?

Do you hear our neighbors?